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Grants might help fund it. If your software is genuinely helping third world clinics, you can probably get some funding for it. Talk to a nonprofit grant-writin
by beat 13y ago
Grants might help fund it. If your software is genuinely helping third world clinics, you can probably get some funding for it. Talk to a nonprofit grant-writing organization specializing in third world health care.
You might also be able to negotiate a special rate (or even free) from Pearson as a charitable contribution. If their software costs are what threaten your financial stability, and it's for a good cause, they might be willing to write it off.
So talk to Pearson, and talk to nonprofit health care grant specialists. Those would be potentially more effective than trying to figure out how to monetize.
- beat 13y agoAs for monetizing... if you can stabilize your app financially so it's at least self-supporting via grants/charity (ooh, get Pearson to sponsor it!), you could then leverage that success into a for-profit startup targeted at the money-rich American market.